Transcript GFX-One Guitar Processor

GFX-One Guitar
Processor
Team Carpal Tunnel
October 6th 2005
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Team Members
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Mason Stone
Henock Negassa
Tony Sawyer
Nael Cassier
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Refresher: What is GFX-One?
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GFX-One is a digital audio effects
processor.
It is designed specifically for use with
guitar, but can process any monaural
analog audio input.
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Functional Block Diagram
Input
Box/User Interface
Output
GFX-One
Push Buttons
LCD
Mono to Amp.
EMIF
A/D
16-bit,
44.1KHz
Guitar or
any other
analog
input
EPROM
I 2C
McBSP0
FPGA
Spartan 3
CLOCK
20MHz
Audio
Amplifier
DSP
Starter Kit
Stereo
Headphone
McBSP1
2
I C
Stereo D/A
16-bit,
44.1KHz
Stereo
MP3
player
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2 analog
Mixer
Mono Speaker
DSP Implementation
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Will implement DSP using a Texas
Instruments TMS3206713 Development
Board
The board allows for easy configuration
and testing of the processor functionality
and effects routines
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Development Board Interface
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The development board will be accessible to the
rest of the system through an 80 pin memory
expansion port
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The processor will be accessible to the
programmer through a JTAG USB port
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The on-board codec (ADCs, DACs, mixer) will be
bypassed in favor of components that we will lay
out and implement
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DSP Core Software
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Code Composer Studio will
be the software package
used to program the
processor
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The effects algorithms as
well as all other code will
be written in C++
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Using the development
board will allow for more
effective debugging of our
design code
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DSP Development Board
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DSP Development Board
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Communication with FPGA
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Memory Expansion Connector
– External Memory Interface (EMIF)
 16 bits data
 6 bits address
 Chip enable
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Peripheral Expansion Connector
– 2 Multi-channel Binary Ports (McBSP)
 Accessed by reassigning multiplexer on-board
 7 pins per port—don’t need all of them
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3.3V Input/Output buffers
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FPGA: Xilinx XC3S400
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20 MHz oscillator input
– Digital Clock Manager (DCM) provides phase-locked
clock inputs to A/D and D/A
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Communication with DSP board
– EMIF
– McBSP
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Data converters (A/D, D/A)
– Data format can be converted from I2C to McBSP
User interface to LCD and Buttons
 JTAG Interface
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FPGA: Xilinx XC3S400
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Schematic version of
our FPGA
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Serial Interface
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Mixed Signal Interface
Signal from Analog
amplifier is fed to A/D
Converter.
 Converts input
voltage from analog
signal in to Digital bit
 Synchronized with
44.1KHz Clock
 16 Bit digital signal
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MAX 195
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A/D schematic
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Mixed Signal Interface
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Digital to Analog (D/A)
conversion methods
– Data is fed from DSP to
D/A Converter.
– Standard D/A converters
translate an array of digital
bits into a bias voltage
– Synchronized with 44.1KHz
Clock
– 16 Bit digital signal
– I2c interface
AD 1866
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D/A Schematic
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Analog Signal Mixer
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We are going to use
voltage adder (summer)
Op Amp circuit as analog
signal mixer
A good recording mixer
lets you route a variety of
input signals and combine
them into one signal.
For a potential Add-on
output signal from MP3
player will mix with signal
from D/A converter
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Audio Amplifier
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Analog signal from Mixer is
going to be amplified and
routed to speaker
Amplifier is transistor based
stereo audio power amplifier
–0.3 V to 6 V supply
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Power
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Regulated 3.3 and 2.5 V power buses from 9V DC
adapter.
5V
– LCD
– D/A converter
– A/D converter +5 & -5
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3.3 V
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Compact Flash
Audio Amplifier
Data lines to and from FPGA
FPGA VCC
2.5 V
– FPGA JTAG
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User Interface
Power
In
Out
Mix
EQ
I/O
1
2
3
4
5
6
Bypass
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LCD Code
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LCD Code
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User Interface Schematic
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Project Schedule
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Division of Labor
Name
Nael Cassier
Task
Mason Stone
User Interface/FPGA
Configuration
DSP Integration
Tony Sawyer
DSP Core Implementation
Henock Negassa A/D Component Integration
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Hardware List
Component
Part Number
Manufacturer
Quantity
Ordered?
FPGA
XC3S400-TQ144
Xilinx
2
Yes
DSP Starter Kit
TMS320C6713DSK
T.I.
1
Yes
EPROM
XCF02V020C
Xilinx
2
Yes
CLOCK
EC1100HSTS-20.000M
ECLIPTEK
2
Yes
A/D
MAX195BEPE
MAXIM
2
Yes
D/A
AD1866N
Analog Devices
2
Yes
Audio Amplifier
TPA6021A4
T.I.
2
Yes
3.3V Regulator
LT1764AET-3.3
Linear Technologies
2
Yes
-5.0V Regulator
Radio Shack
Radio Shack
2
Yes
2.5V Regulator
Radio Shack
Radio Shack
2
Yes
5.0V Regulator
LM7805
FairChild
2
Yes
Level Shifter
SN74LVC4245ADWRE4
T.I.
8
Yes
LCD
CFAH1602A
CrystalFontz
2
Yes
Push Buttons
ZF-2U-OA-C
ITT
16
Yes
On/Off Button
ZF-2U-EE-C
ITT
3
Yes
Audio Jacks
JB Saunders
JB Saunders
6
Yes
Power Supply
Adapter
JB Saunders
JB Saunders
1
Yes
Passive Components
JB Saunders
JB Saunders
N/A
No
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Milestone Deliverables
Milestone 1
Milestone 2
Design Schematics
Solder PCB
Completed
Board Layout Completed PCB Debug Completed
PCB Ordered and
Delivered
LCD Code Completed
DSP Code Completed
(Alpha)
FPGA Code Completed
(Alpha)
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Questions?
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